You'd be better off paintng the stucco a lighter cream and the wood accents a slightly darker shade of cream. That would downplay those elements. You'd still have the Tudor jerkinhead roofs and the Tudor tall narrow windows with diamond panes.

If you put siding on, you'll just have a muddle, particularly on the right, where you have stone, the jerkinhead roof and a rooflet over the window. You could leave the window frames a darker shade (probably still lighter than what you have now). That way, the emphasis would be more on the massing of the house and the windows, not the grid pattern of the wood elements.

On this Tudor, there's much less contrast between the stucco and wood elements.

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